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Pipe freez is also not cheap, over priced in fact.
Brian -- ----- -- This newsgroup posting comes to you directly from... The Sofa of Brian Gaff... Blind user, so no pictures please Note this Signature is meaningless.! wrote in message ... On 07/12/2019 13:21, Tricky Dicky wrote: I have used this in the past when moving radiators round but never on a pressurised system. I need to alter the pipe work for the new kickspace heater and just need the pipes blocked long enough to cut the existing pipes and fit a couple of full bore isolating valves. So any gotchas? Richard I've used a mains-powered freezer successfully (just) but had a couple of fails with pipe freeze. I wouldn't bother with freezers; release the pressure and cut/isolate one pipe at a time. There won't be much water loss but I would have a wet vac handy just in case. |
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